Law v. Eugene Kim, an Individual, & Snell & Wilmer L. L.P.

Decision Date13 August 2015
Docket NumberCourt of Appeals No. 14CA1161
Citation2015 COA 114,360 P.3d 247
PartiesLEDROIT LAW, a Canadian law firm, Plaintiff–Appellee, v. Eugene KIM, an individual, and Snell & Wilmer L.L.P., an Arizona limited liability partnership, Defendants–Appellants.
CourtColorado Court of Appeals
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    • Arizona Supreme Court
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    ...judicial precedents, and accepted legal principles," or "[t]he set of rules or principles dealing with a specific area of a legal system"); Law , Webster's Third New International Dictionary (3d ed. 2002) (defining "law" in relevant part as an "ordinance, statute, resolution, rule [or] judi......
  • In re Runge
    • United States
    • Colorado Court of Appeals
    • February 22, 2018
    ...C.R.C.P. 16.2. ¶ 15 We review de novo whether the district court applied the correct standard in dismissing wife's motion. See Ledroit Law v. Kim , 2015 COA 114, ¶ 47, 360 P.3d 247. ¶ 16 Under the "plausibility" standard from Warne , a complaint must "state a claim for relief that is plausi......
  • Woodbridge Condo. Ass'n, Inc. v. Lo Viento Blanco, LLC
    • United States
    • Colorado Court of Appeals
    • February 27, 2020
    ...of the case or otherwise failed to apply correct legal principles — both of which Lo Viento asserts — are two such issues. See Ledroit Law v. Kim , 2015 COA 114, ¶ 47, 360 P.3d 247 ; Hardesty v. Pino , 222 P.3d 336, 339 (Colo. App. 2009).3. Application: Woodbridge Proved Adverse Use¶ 26 Lo ......
  • Ramstetter v. Hostetler (In re Estate of Ramstetter)
    • United States
    • Colorado Court of Appeals
    • May 19, 2016
    ...its decision is being asked.") (citation omitted).¶ 68 True enough, "talismanic language" is not required to preserve a claim. Ledroit Law v. Kim, 2015 COA 114, ¶ 48, 360 P.3d 247 (citation omitted). And Karol and Marie correctly point out that raising the "sum and substance" of an argument......
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